Grant County Series by Karin Slaughter 5 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Faint Cold Fear
Kisscut
Indelible
Faithless
Blindsighted

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9789124194710
Publisher: Arrow

Overview
The Grant County Series by Karin Slaughter brings together five of her acclaimed early crime thrillers in one complete paperback collection. Set in the fictional Georgia town of Heartsdale, the series follows medical examiner Sara Linton, Police Chief Jeffrey Tolliver, and detective Lena Adams as they confront brutal cases that test loyalty, memory, and the cost of justice. Fans of tightly plotted, character-driven mysteries will find gritty procedural detail matched with genuine emotional depth. This complete five-book set is ideal for readers who want to experience Slaughter's Grant County world from the very beginning, in order, without gaps.

About the Books
Across these five novels, Karin Slaughter builds one of modern crime fiction's most compelling small-town worlds. Blindsighted introduces medical examiner Sara Linton and Police Chief Jeffrey Tolliver as ritualistic murders shatter the calm of Heartsdale, Georgia, and introduce officer Lena Adams. Kisscut follows with a teenage shooting that exposes a darker conspiracy beneath the community's surface. A Faint Cold Fear examines suicides on a nearby college campus that Sara refuses to accept at face value. Indelible moves between past and present as a police station hostage crisis forces Sara and Jeffrey to confront old wounds. Faithless closes the set with the discovery of a young girl's body in the Georgia woods, testing Sara and Jeffrey's marriage as old betrayals resurface. Slaughter combines meticulous forensic procedural detail with raw emotional honesty about grief, trust, and small-town secrets. Her prose is lean and propulsive, building tension scene by scene without losing sight of the human cost behind every case. This five-book set lets readers start at the true beginning of the Grant County timeline.

Key Benefits

• Complete five-book Grant County collection in the correct reading order
• Brand new paperback set, perfect for home libraries or gifting
• Gripping, character-driven crime thrillers from a bestselling author
• Ideal for fans of forensic procedurals with real emotional depth
• Great gift for mystery lovers, book clubs, or summer reading
• Compact paperback format, easy to read at home or on the go

Book-by-Book Guide
A Faint Cold Fear — A string of college suicides doesn't add up to medical examiner Sara Linton, who digs into a case others want closed.
Kisscut — A teenage shooting in Heartsdale spirals into a darker conspiracy involving the town's most vulnerable residents.
Indelible — A hostage standoff at the police station forces Sara and Jeffrey to relive the earliest days of their relationship.
Faithless — A young girl's body found in the Georgia woods forces Sara and Jeffrey to confront old betrayals while hunting a killer.
Blindsighted — A ritually mutilated murder victim is found in a Heartsdale diner, launching the Grant County series.

About the Author
Karin Slaughter is one of the world's most popular storytellers, the author of more than twenty instant New York Times bestselling novels, including the Edgar-nominated Cop Town and standalones such as The Good Daughter and Pretty Girls. Her Grant County series, launched with Blindsighted in 2001, established the forensic detail and emotional depth that define her career. Slaughter is published in 120 countries with more than 40 million copies sold worldwide. A native of Georgia, she still lives in Atlanta.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This complete Grant County set is the ideal way to experience Karin Slaughter's early, career-defining thrillers in reading order. With relentless pacing and unforgettable characters, it makes a great gift for mystery lovers, a satisfying summer read, or a standout addition to any crime fiction home library.

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